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Theatrical alternatives to Thunder [Thunder Over Louisville]
Want some theater with your Thunder? Wanting to avoid Thunder Over Louisville altogether? Not a problem, as there are three shows taking place this Saturday in and outside of Louisville.
Bring it! Finnigan Productions presents the fourth installment of the Festival of Funky Fresh Fun [Theater]
The title may be difficult, but the concept isn’t. Beginning this Thursday, Finnigan Productions embarks on a celebration of everything local.
Women authors lives explored in Bronte [Theater]
The lives of three women authors are explored in the Finnigan Productions show Bronte, which will open this weekend.
Theatre alternatives with Thunder [Thunder Over Louisville]
Thunder Over Louisville, it's safe to say, is an incredible combination of lights, music, an air show, and of course, fireworks. For those, though, looking to bring a little extra variety into their Saturday plans, theatre productions are an option.
Those wanting to watch the fireworks but not the air show could see The Laramie Project. The University of Louisville will be putting on The Laramie Project today at 3 p.m. at The Playhouse, located at 1911 South Third Street.
Finnigan has a funky fun festival [Theater]
Mixtape warfares, blindfolds, bachelor parties, and a problematic disco light are subjects of some plays to be presented during Finnigan's Festival of Funky Fresh Fun, which begins Thursday.
All performances of the festival will take place at the Rudyard Kipling, which is located at 422 West Oak Street in downtown Louisville. Finnigan's Festival of Funky Fresh Fun will open on Thursday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. Performances will also take place on April 16, 17, 22, 23, and 24 at 7:30 p.m.
Dirty, Sexy, Derby!
Finnigan Productions presents an original stage play titled dirty sexy derby play, a retro sex comedy, running September 5th, 6th, 11th, 12th & 13th at 8:00pm at the Kentucky Center for the Arts MeX Theatre at 501 West Main Street. dirty sexy derby play is the first production in Finnigan's fifth season in Louisville and the sixth full length play written by Finnigan Production's Artistic Director and local playwright, Brian Walker.
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